Well funded savages.

Good is the minimum. The rules for being a comedian and a startup founder are exactly the same. The work never ends. It just gets harder. #startupfounder #founder #startup #entrepreneurship

I agree. If you are a startup founder buy my book and checkout his lightening bolt. Clearly needs to be the face of the brand.

Love how @robwalling frames this. Founders forget that without traction skills, product doesn’t matter. I go deeper on this in Starting A Startup. amazon.com/Starting-StartUp-…

If your a startup founder The best piece of advice I can give you if you're early stage is to take the default baseline of if you build it, no one gives a shit. Treating indifference as the baseline, no ones waiting, no ones watching. Not because you're not smart, not because

As a StartUp Founder - Customer One is a really sacred and special moment no matter where you are in life. BRB. heading to the post office. #entrepreneur #booktok #startupfounder #startup #founder

Starting a Startup | Build Something People Want - A Practical Guide for Founders to Win

LAUNCH If you have to game your customers, you don’t have a business model you have a calendar trick. Trust compounds more than the extra 8% you’re hiding. And if you can’t make it work on 12 honest months, that’s not pricing power, that’s shitty unit economics.

The Swift x Kelce news… Same impact as slack going down. See you all tomorrow.

With the AI craze, the FOMO, the everyone else seems to be crushing it in AI except me - it’s all mostly true you should be AI first. BUT. The one thing that isn't changing is the foundation and the foundation is build a great product that solves a problem so painful people will

You do not need to pay someone to raise money for your startup. If they ask for a retainer or a success fee or a due diligence fee upfront, they’re not helping — they’re feeding by on your FOMO. Real investors don’t need middlemen. Makes you look incompetent. They are predatory

There’s only one golden rule to building a successful startup—it’s a universal truth: - Build a winning team. - Build something people want and will pay for. - Do it fast, keep it lean. That’s the whole playbook. Everything else? Just details. But here’s the thing: The

Startup founders. Be frugal. Not cheap. Every penny you don’t spend adds a moment more runway. Every penny should have a (potential) return associated to it - doesn’t mean don’t take big bold bets - just understand the consequences. your $$ earns 5% just sitting in the bank.